Boxyboy

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You play as a warehouse worker tasked with nudging crates onto yellow-marked spots. Each level demands careful planning since one misstep can block a box permanently. The grid-based puzzles scale in complexity, testing your spatial reasoning and patience. No undo button, just trial and error. The built-in level editor lets you design and share your own layouts, extending the game's lifespan. Known as Sokoban World in Japan, it fits into the classic Sokoban lineage. Despite its 1990 release, the simplicity and challenge still hold up, with some levels remaining a thorn in the side of modern puzzle enthusiasts. It’s a quiet, no-frills test of logic that’s easy to underestimate.